But it is also around $500 to purchase! In these times, that may be a bit much for many of us.

The Vapor Brother's hands-free is a reasonable lower priced brand. It should run you about $150 delivered. And as long as they have no cannabis residue in them, they are legal. The VB is small, quiet, efficient and durable. I've had one for over 3 years and it has been dropped several times as well as subjected to heavy, daily use.

The cheap "look-alikes" that you can get on EBAY are, in my experience, very inferior to the original. Don't even bother!

Since vaping does not reduce the cannabis to ashes, many people recycle the "left-overs" by using them in baking or making extracts. Not all of the THC/CBD are used up when vaping. I mix my blenderized "left-overs" and add them to baked goods. They won't get you "zonked", but will provide a long lasting gentle high.

But start off slowly with the edibles- especially if you are mixing unvaped bud in them. More than one person has over-medicated with edibles because of the longer time needed to feel the effects (1/2 to 3 hours). They eat a second or third brownie before the first one's effects are felt and end up a bit higher than they wanted. Of course, there is no real danger in this beyond feeling "uncomfortably high". My hubby gets MUCH better pain relief from edibles.

Granny :hippy:
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . West Virginia -Newbie with Q's Greetings from the very MM unfriendly state of WV! I'm new to the forum and completely new to cannabis. Really. I've never tried it even once. Was recently diagnosed with neurological condition resulting from the autoimmune demyelination of my nerves. I'm trying to do everything I can to slow or maybe halt the progression of this. It's not MS yet, and I don't want it to be if I can help it. Cannabis and it's constituents have been shown to be helpful and would likely be a Rating: 5